Fire Exit Arrow Left Corridor Sign with left arrow and running man symbol
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Fire Exit Arrow Left Corridor Sign

Fire Exit Arrow Left Corridor Sign clearly identifies the direction of a fire exit route for safe evacuation.

• Helps direct people left towards the fire exit

• Suitable for corridors, walkways, stairwells, offices and public buildings

• Green and white design provides clear visibility and quick recognition

• Available in Palboard

• Supports safe evacuation during an emergency

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  • Description

    Product Overview

    This Fire Exit Arrow Left Corridor Sign displays a green safe condition design with a left arrow, running man symbol and Fire exit text. It is used to clearly guide people towards the correct fire exit route, helping support fast and safe evacuation during an emergency.

    Where to Use

    • Corridors
    • Escape routes
    • Stairwells
    • Office buildings
    • Public access areas

    Key Features

    • Clear Fire exit message with left directional arrow
    • Green and white safe condition design
    • Includes recognised running man symbol
    • Helps guide occupants during evacuation
    • Suitable for corridor fire exit direction marking

    Materials & Options

    • Palboard

    Compliance

    This sign supports compliance with UK health and safety regulations, including:

    • Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
    • Safety Signs and Signals Regulations 1996

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where should this sign be installed?
    Install this sign along fire exit routes where people need to turn left to reach the correct exit.

    Is this sign suitable for outdoor use?
    Suitability depends on the selected material and installation location.

    What does this sign indicate?
    This sign indicates that the fire exit route continues to the left.

    Data sheet
    FET.03-450X150
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